Wii
- proper noun
- /wiː/
- The game might be the strongest entry in the Wii library, after some of Nintendo's own in-house creations.
- Wii console
- Wii games
- Nintendo Wii
What do we pay though for this second model Wii?
- What do we pay though for this second model Wii?
- Yeah, it did before Fruit Ninja in Wii Sports Resort.
- And he uses a lot of this our Wii U language to do that.
- And it's like it's I'm done with Wii transfers and and and and Dropbox.
Examples
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Another key to the success of the Wii is its ease of use, says Brown.
Academic text (2009) -
Yeah, we're playing Wii Golf.
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Because on the Wii, the bank shot never works.
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I did attempt to play the Wii on my own at points.
Blog text (2) -
Then can we play on the Wii?
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We played Ultimate Tennis on the Wii, it's the same thing.
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I quit playing the Wii in a dedicated fashion shortly after Super Smash Bros.
Blog text (2) -
The Nintendo Wii has helped to bridge the generation gap. Annie Smith, Care Home Manager, Gowrie House
Academic text (2009) -
Another area where the Nintendo Wii has helped is in slowing the decline of cognitive impairment.
Academic text (2009) -
Can we try playing a new game on the Wii this weekend?
Synonyms
A home video game machine you play on
Surface Forms
Etymology
Wii is a play on the English word we, chosen by Nintendo to show the console is for people playing 'together'. The doubled i gives a friendly feel of 'more than one', which fits the console's focus on group and family play.